Partnership Awards banquet returns March 24
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 By  María Camp Published 
10:54 am Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Partnership Awards banquet returns March 24

It is time once again when the community will honor some of the best individuals and businesses across Franklin County.

The Franklin County Partnership Awards banquet will take place March 24 at 6:30 p.m. in the A.W. Todd Centre in downtown Russellville.

Jointly presented by the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce and the Franklin County Development Authority, it’s an annual event chamber executive director Cassie Medley said provides a special opportunity to highlight accomplishments.

“The exceptional merit of the nominees and winners will be recognized, while also providing Chamber members and business and community leaders the opportunity to network,” Medley explained.

“We have so many companies in Franklin County that are worthy of the spotlight,” said Franklin County Development Authority Executive Director Sherye Price. “The FCDA is proud to play a role in honoring them at the banquet.”

Tickets are on sale now. They will not be sold at the door.

Individual tickets are $30 each until March 10 and $40 each after March 10. A table of eight may be purchased for $220 until March 10.

To purchase tickets, visit the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce, 103 Jackson Ave. N., Russellville, or call 256-332-1760.

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